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Can a single word 'string' be converted into a dictionary of the same name
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Can a single word 'string' be converted into a dictionary of the same name?
My program begins with a list of names. eg: 'Bob','John','Mike'
This list is then shuffled into a random order. eg: ['Mike','Bob','John']
A name then gets taken from the list. eg: ['Mike'] leaving ['Bob','John']
I would then like to associate this string with a dictionary of the same name.
eg: 'Mike' = {'Surname' : 'Jones', 'Age': 55, 'Staff ID': 101}
Then be able to call and print a particular Key : Value of the chosen name.
eg: print(Mike[Age])
(my code at present is similar to this example)
list_of_names = ['Bob','John','Mary','Joan','Mike']
chosen_name = list_of_names.pop(0)
print("person chosen: ", (chosen_name))
# Dictionaries are pre-formatted waiting to be paired with their listed name
'Bob' = {'Surname' : 'Kelly', 'Age': 49, 'Staff ID': 86},
'John' = {'Surname' : 'Hogan', 'Age': 57, 'Staff ID': 22},
'Mike' = {'Surname' : 'Jones', 'Age': 55, 'Staff ID': 101},
# Prints the randomly chosen name and the dictionary associated with it.
print(chosen_name)
# Prints a Value for a particular key of that chosen name
print(chosen_name[key])
I would greatly appreciate any advice or even alternative methods of achieving this.
Many thanks.
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Can a single word 'string' be converted into a dictionary of the same name?
My program begins with a list of names. eg: 'Bob','John','Mike'
This list is then shuffled into a random order. eg: ['Mike','Bob','John']
A name then gets taken from the list. eg: ['Mike'] leaving ['Bob','John']
I would then like to associate this string with a dictionary of the same name.
eg: 'Mike' = {'Surname' : 'Jones', 'Age': 55, 'Staff ID': 101}
Then be able to call and print a particular Key : Value of the chosen name.
eg: print(Mike[Age])
(my code at present is similar to this example)
list_of_names = ['Bob','John','Mary','Joan','Mike']
chosen_name = list_of_names.pop(0)
print("person chosen: ", (chosen_name))
# Dictionaries are pre-formatted waiting to be paired with their listed name
'Bob' = {'Surname' : 'Kelly', 'Age': 49, 'Staff ID': 86},
'John' = {'Surname' : 'Hogan', 'Age': 57, 'Staff ID': 22},
'Mike' = {'Surname' : 'Jones', 'Age': 55, 'Staff ID': 101},
# Prints the randomly chosen name and the dictionary associated with it.
print(chosen_name)
# Prints a Value for a particular key of that chosen name
print(chosen_name[key])
I would greatly appreciate any advice or even alternative methods of achieving this.
Many thanks.
python dictionary
asked 9 mins ago
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Just put the dictionaries into another dictionary with the names as the keys. Note though, Code Review is for improving working code. This would be more appropriate for Stack Overflow, but I suspect this has been asked already.
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3 mins ago
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Can a single word 'string' be converted into a dictionary of the same name?
My program begins with a list of names. eg: 'Bob','John','Mike'
This list is then shuffled into a random order. eg: ['Mike','Bob','John']
A name then gets taken from the list. eg: ['Mike'] leaving ['Bob','John']
I would then like to associate this string with a dictionary of the same name.
eg: 'Mike' = {'Surname' : 'Jones', 'Age': 55, 'Staff ID': 101}
Then be able to call and print a particular Key : Value of the chosen name.
eg: print(Mike[Age])
(my code at present is similar to this example)
list_of_names = ['Bob','John','Mary','Joan','Mike']
chosen_name = list_of_names.pop(0)
print("person chosen: ", (chosen_name))
# Dictionaries are pre-formatted waiting to be paired with their listed name
'Bob' = {'Surname' : 'Kelly', 'Age': 49, 'Staff ID': 86},
'John' = {'Surname' : 'Hogan', 'Age': 57, 'Staff ID': 22},
'Mike' = {'Surname' : 'Jones', 'Age': 55, 'Staff ID': 101},
# Prints the randomly chosen name and the dictionary associated with it.
print(chosen_name)
# Prints a Value for a particular key of that chosen name
print(chosen_name[key])
I would greatly appreciate any advice or even alternative methods of achieving this.
Many thanks.
python dictionary
asked 9 mins ago
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Can a single word 'string' be converted into a dictionary of the same name?
My program begins with a list of names. eg: 'Bob','John','Mike'
This list is then shuffled into a random order. eg: ['Mike','Bob','John']
A name then gets taken from the list. eg: ['Mike'] leaving ['Bob','John']
I would then like to associate this string with a dictionary of the same name.
eg: 'Mike' = {'Surname' : 'Jones', 'Age': 55, 'Staff ID': 101}
Then be able to call and print a particular Key : Value of the chosen name.
eg: print(Mike[Age])
(my code at present is similar to this example)
list_of_names = ['Bob','John','Mary','Joan','Mike']
chosen_name = list_of_names.pop(0)
print("person chosen: ", (chosen_name))
# Dictionaries are pre-formatted waiting to be paired with their listed name
'Bob' = {'Surname' : 'Kelly', 'Age': 49, 'Staff ID': 86},
'John' = {'Surname' : 'Hogan', 'Age': 57, 'Staff ID': 22},
'Mike' = {'Surname' : 'Jones', 'Age': 55, 'Staff ID': 101},
# Prints the randomly chosen name and the dictionary associated with it.
print(chosen_name)
# Prints a Value for a particular key of that chosen name
print(chosen_name[key])
I would greatly appreciate any advice or even alternative methods of achieving this.
Many thanks.
python dictionary
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Just put the dictionaries into another dictionary with the names as the keys. Note though, Code Review is for improving working code. This would be more appropriate for Stack Overflow, but I suspect this has been asked already.
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– Carcigenicate
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Just put the dictionaries into another dictionary with the names as the keys. Note though, Code Review is for improving working code. This would be more appropriate for Stack Overflow, but I suspect this has been asked already.
$endgroup$
– Carcigenicate
3 mins ago
$begingroup$
Just put the dictionaries into another dictionary with the names as the keys. Note though, Code Review is for improving working code. This would be more appropriate for Stack Overflow, but I suspect this has been asked already.
$endgroup$
– Carcigenicate
3 mins ago
$begingroup$
Just put the dictionaries into another dictionary with the names as the keys. Note though, Code Review is for improving working code. This would be more appropriate for Stack Overflow, but I suspect this has been asked already.
$endgroup$
– Carcigenicate
3 mins ago
add a comment |
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Just put the dictionaries into another dictionary with the names as the keys. Note though, Code Review is for improving working code. This would be more appropriate for Stack Overflow, but I suspect this has been asked already.
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